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HYLDEN, Ole E. 1881-1957

HYLDEN, KNUTSON, HOGE, OLESEN, LARSDATTER, TORBLAA

Posted By: Deidre Badker (email)
Date: 10/29/2013 at 18:00:26

Ole E. Hylden was born February 13, 1881 at St Ansgar, Mitchell, IA to Mikkel Olesen Hylden and Brita Larsdatter Torblaa, the oldest of their seven children. His parents had each emigrated from Norway and married at St Ansgar, Iowa and farmed. They moved to North Dakota between 1895 and 1900 to homestead farm land.
Found in the 1900 census living at Vernon, Walsh, North Dakota: Michael (Mikkel Olesen Hylden)Hylden 52, Brenda (Brita Larsdatter Torblaa) Hylden 46, Ole Hylden 19, Lars Hylden 17, Hannah Hylden 15, Adolph Emil Hylden 13, Anna L Hylden 10, Hans Bertinius Hylden 8, David Waldemar Hylden 6, August Nelson 25.
Ole married Anne Elizabeth Knutson on December 25, 1904 at the Osage Evangelical Church at Osage, Mitchell, Iowa. The couple had one son, Arnold Hylden who was stillborn May 7, 1914 at Wheelock, Williams, North Dakota.
Found in the 1910 census at Springbrook, Williams, North Dakota: Ole Hylden 29, Anne Elizabeth Knutson Hylden 30.
Anne Elizabeth Knutson was born December 28, 1879 at Cedar, Mitchell, Iowa to Knut Engebritsen Knutson and Anna Iversdatter Dahley and died June 11, 1918, probably from the Spanish Influenza.
Found in the 1920 census at Vernon, Walsh, North Dakota: Mikkel Hylden 71, Ole Hylden 38, widowed, Hans Hylden 28, David Hylden 25.
Found in the 1930, 1940 censuses at Grafton, Walsh, North Dakota. A steward living at the home for the feeble minded in Grafton, ND.
1930: Ole Hylden age 39, widowed.
1940: Ole Hylden age 59. Officer at the State school.
Ole married Etta Hoge on August 4, 1934 at Winona, Minnesota.
Ole E Hylden was killed in a car accident on December 8, 1957 near Grafton, Walsh, North Dakota. He was buried at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota.
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Find A Grave Memorial# 117411233.
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OBITUARIES
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Ole E. Hylden, 1881-1957, Walsh County, North Dakota.
Two Grafton men killed in car accident Sunday: Walsh county recorded its eighth and ninth highway fatalities of the year early Sunday morning when two staff members of the Grafton State School were instantly killed in a single car accident just south of Grafton on highway 81. Dead are Ole E. Hylden, 76, a veteran employee of the state school and Dr. Bela E. Kiraly, 56, who joined the medical staff at the school about six months ago. The accident took place at about 3:30 Sunday morning as the two men were returning home from the annual open state chess tournament being played at Grand Forks.
The car, driven by Mr. Hylden, left the highway on the curve just south of the city and plunged into the ditch on the east side of the road. The vehicle continued forward in the ditch, struck and hurdled an approach to the highway and came to rest on its four wheels in the ditch.
Dr. Kiraly was thrown against the dashboard of the car, with severe head injuries apparently causing his death. Mr. Hylden was thrown against the steering wheel and apparently suffered a crushed chest. Both were dead when an ambulance arrived. Gerald Jackson of the Grafton police department saw the accident occur from a distance. The officer, patrolling the streets in the police car, was driving east on highway 17 and saw the car, approaching from the south, leave the highway as it plunged into the ditch.
When Jackson reached the scene, another motorist, coming from the south, had also stopped to render aid. The Grafton officer then called Highway Patrolman Duane Bergan and summoned an ambulance. Both Mr. Hylden and Dr. Kiraly were ardent chess enthusiasts. Dr. Kiraly was one of three players who had survived the second round of play without defeat at the state tournament.
Sunday's fatal accident took place only a short distance from the spot where three Minnesota teen-age girls were killed in an accident last August. The death of the girls began the series of deaths which brought Walsh county's fatality record to nine with the death of two Grafton men Sunday morning.
Ole E. Hylden was born February 13, 1881 at St. Ansgar, Iowa, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mikkel Hylden, early pioneers of Walsh county. The parents homesteaded near Park River that same year. Mr. Hylden came to Grafton in 1925, where he served as a deputy sheriff. Since that time he had been employed by the Grafton State School. He was married at Winona, Aug. 4, 1934, to Etta Hoge, who survives. Also surviving are two brothers, Lars Hylden of Thief River Falls, MN and Adolph Hylden of Fargo, ND; and a sister, Mrs. Hannah Anderson of Bell Gardens, CA.
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St Ansgar, Iowa Death notice: Funeral services were held in Winona, Minnesota, last Thursday for former St. Ansgar, Iowa man, Ole Hylden, 76 who was killed in a car accident December 8, in Grafton, ND. Born in St. Ansgar, Mr. Hylden had received his education at St. Olaf's college in Northfield, Minnesota.
He had been superintendent of the state school for the feeble minded at Grafton, ND for many years, and planned to retire next year to Northfield, MN. Local relatives of Mr. Hylden include Mrs. Julia DuShane, Mrs. Andrew Ellingson and Mrs. Elmer Dahley of Osage, IA and Mrs. Della Sedlacek of St. Ansgar, IA, cousins, and Mrs. Virgil McGhan of Osage, IA, a niece.
(Censuses transcribed as found without fixing all spelling errors.)

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Obituary: Ole E. Hylden was born February 13, 1881 at St Ansgar, Mitchell, IA to Mikkel Olesen Hylden and Brita Larsdatter Torblaa, the oldest of their seven children. His parents had each emigrated from Norway and married at St Ansgar, Iowa and farmed. They moved to North Dakota between 1895 and 1900 to homestead farm land. Found in the 1900 census living at Vernon, Walsh, North Dakota: Michael (Mikkel Olesen Hylden)Hylden 52, Brenda (Brita Larsdatter Torblaa) Hylden 46, Ole Hylden 19, Lars Hylden 17, Hannah Hylden 15, Adolph Emil Hylden 13, Anna L Hylden 10, Hans Bertinius Hylden 8, David Waldemar Hylden 6, August Nelson 25. Ole married Anne Elizabeth Knutson on December 25, 1904 at the Osage Evangelical Church at Osage, Mitchell, Iowa. The couple had one son, Arnold Hylden who was stillborn May 7, 1914 at Wheelock, Williams, North Dakota. Found in the 1910 census at Springbrook, Williams, North Dakota: Ole Hylden 29, Anne Elizabeth Knutson Hylden 30. Anne Elizabeth Knutson was born December 28, 1879 at Cedar, Mitchell, Iowa to Knut Engebritsen Knutson and Anna Iversdatter Dahley and died June 11, 1918, probably from the Spanish Influenza. Found in the 1920 census at Vernon, Walsh, North Dakota: Mikkel Hylden 71, Ole Hylden 38, widowed, Hans Hylden 28, David Hylden 25. Found in the 1930, 1940 censuses at Grafton, Walsh, North Dakota. A steward living at the home for the feeble minded in Grafton, ND. 1930: Ole Hylden age 39, widowed. 1940: Ole Hylden age 59. Officer at the State school. Ole married Etta Hoge on August 4, 1934 at Winona, Minnesota. Ole E Hylden was killed in a car accident on December 8, 1957 near Grafton, Walsh, North Dakota. He was buried at the Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota. ---------------------------------------------- Find A Grave Memorial# 117411233. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- OBITUARIES #1: Ole E. Hylden, 1881-1957, Walsh County, North Dakota. Two Grafton men killed in car accident Sunday: Walsh county recorded its eighth and ninth highway fatalities of the year early Sunday morning when two staff members of the Grafton State School were instantly killed in a single car accident just south of Grafton on highway 81. Dead are Ole E. Hylden, 76, a veteran employee of the state school and Dr. Bela E. Kiraly, 56, who joined the medical staff at the school about six months ago. The accident took place at about 3:30 Sunday morning as the two men were returning home from the annual open state chess tournament being played at Grand Forks. The car, driven by Mr. Hylden, left the highway on the curve just south of the city and plunged into the ditch on the east side of the road. The vehicle continued forward in the ditch, struck and hurdled an approach to the highway and came to rest on its four wheels in the ditch. Dr. Kiraly was thrown against the dashboard of the car, with severe head injuries apparently causing his death. Mr. Hylden was thrown against the steering wheel and apparently suffered a crushed chest. Both were dead when an ambulance arrived. Gerald Jackson of the Grafton police department saw the accident occur from a distance. The officer, patrolling the streets in the police car, was driving east on highway 17 and saw the car, approaching from the south, leave the highway as it plunged into the ditch. When Jackson reached the scene, another motorist, coming from the south, had also stopped to render aid. The Grafton officer then called Highway Patrolman Duane Bergan and summoned an ambulance. Both Mr. Hylden and Dr. Kiraly were ardent chess enthusiasts. Dr. Kiraly was one of three players who had survived the second round of play without defeat at the state tournament. Sunday's fatal accident took place only a short distance from the spot where three Minnesota teen-age girls were killed in an accident last August. The death of the girls began the series of deaths which brought Walsh county's fatality record to nine with the death of two Grafton men Sunday morning. Ole E. Hylden was born February 13, 1881 at St. Ansgar, Iowa, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mikkel Hylden, early pioneers of Walsh county. The parents homesteaded near Park River that same year. Mr. Hylden came to Grafton in 1925, where he served as a deputy sheriff. Since that time he had been employed by the Grafton State School. He was married at Winona, Aug. 4, 1934, to Etta Hoge, who survives. Also surviving are two brothers, Lars Hylden of Thief River Falls, MN and Adolph Hylden of Fargo, ND; and a sister, Mrs. Hannah Anderson of Bell Gardens, CA. ------------------------------------------- #2: St Ansgar, Iowa Death notice: Funeral services were held in Winona, Minnesota, last Thursday for former St. Ansgar, Iowa man, Ole Hylden, 76 who was killed in a car accident December 8, in Grafton, ND. Born in St. Ansgar, Mr. Hylden had received his education at St. Olaf's college in Northfield, Minnesota. He had been superintendent of the state school for the feeble minded at Grafton, ND for many years, and planned to retire next year to Northfield, MN. Local relatives of Mr. Hylden include Mrs. Julia DuShane, Mrs. Andrew Ellingson and Mrs. Elmer Dahley of Osage, IA and Mrs. Della Sedlacek of St. Ansgar, IA, cousins, and Mrs. Virgil McGhan of Osage, IA, a niece. (Censuses transcribed as found without fixing all spelling errors.)
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